Jan 3 2008
10:30AM
EST
Latin State Oil Company Datapoint of the Day
In 2006, Venezuela's PDVSA had revenues of $100 billion, on which it paid $36 billion in taxes.
In 2007, Mexico's Pemex had revenues of $100 billion, on which it paid $54 billion in taxes.
(From "Woes mount for Mexico's state oil titan," by Marla Dickerson, in the LA Times.)
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